Three-dimensionalism and counterpart theory.

Responds to Jim Stone's argument that the combination of three-dimensionalism (TD) and counterpart theory (CT) leads irresistibly to absurdity. Attempt to show that Stone's arguments are not persuasive; Presentation of one form of TD-CT combo; Defense against the relevant criticisms from Stone's pap...

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Published in:Analysis Vol. 65; no. 4; pp. 321 - 326
Main Author: Langford, Simon
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Published: Oxford University Press / USA Oct2005
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